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Jessica Bahr

Jessica Bahr

Journalist at SBS Australia Online

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  • English
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  • General Assignment News
  • Society
  • News

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Recent Articles

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Australians are reportedly abandoning travel to the US. That's not the full story

US data has found Australian visitor numbers decreased since last year, but new numbers from the ABS have painted a different picture.
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Coercive control is now illegal in this state. Here's what it means

Coercive control is a pattern of controlling behaviour, and is often used to isolate and threaten the victim. Now, it is a criminal offence in Queensland.
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Meet Charlotte Walker, the youngest senator in Australia's history

The 21-year-old has been elected as one of three Labor Party senators for South Australia.
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'We both did it': How the winner of Alone Australia season 3 surviv...

After two and a half months of contestants putting their survival skills to the ultimate test in Tasmania's West Coast Range, Alone Australia's season three winner has been revealed.
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Why Australian homes are so cold — and what you can do about it

Australia is known for having warm weather, but poor insulation and low building standards mean our houses feel much colder than in other countries.
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The problem that could cost Australia more than $8 billion every year

Back-to-back climate disasters have cost Australia $2.2 billion in the first half of 2025, according to a new report. It's set to get worse.
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Missing backpacker Carolina Wilga found alive

The 26-year-old was travelling solo in regional Western Australia and had not been since 29 June.
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'Human catastrophe': What lower birth rates could mean for Australi...

The cost of living, access to housing, and climate change are impacting the number of children Australians are having. Should we be concerned about the long-term implications of declining birth rates?
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Why the 'forgotten' victims of domestic violence are more likely to...

Witnessing or experiencing family violence can have a lifelong impact on children and, in some cases, even lead to them becoming perpetrators.
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The climate change scenario that could leave Australia 'unrecognisa...

A new report has found climate change is accelerating, with current global efforts "dangerously inadequate". Here's what it means for Australia.
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Criminals are more likely to re-offend in Australia. It may be down...

Criminals in Australia are more likely to re-offend than those in other countries. One change could improve this.